Creates a transcript at SYSTEMDRIVE\WindowsDCtranscript.txt. Disables Cortana, OneDrive, restricts default privacy settings and cleans up the default start menu (not the start menu of the account it is run from though). Removes all UWP apps except for some useful ones and ones you specify. If run with no switches, the script disables some unnecessary services and scheduled tasks. There are 2: one for the apps you want to keep, and custom XML for a start menu layout. Version 2 is still available and works great on those older Windows builds.Įditable variables are near the top of the script. Not recommended for 1709 and earlier - although it will work, some settings will not. Also sets most privacy settings to "opt-in" by default. Windows 10 Decrapifier for 18XX/19XX/2XXXĪ cleanup script for Windows 10 18XX/19XX/2XXX aiming to get a decluttered default experience on regular Pro or Enterprise installs. \Windows10DebloaterGUI.ps1Įvery option work, but one pro-tip would be don't run the " Uninstall OneDrive" or you will get stuck at "Getting Ready" after deployment.!PLEASE READ THIS AND THE SCRIPT ITSELF BEFORE RUNNING IT! Next, to run either script, enter in the following: e.g.On the prompt, change to the directory where you extracted the files: e.g.
Enable PowerShell execution Set-ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted -Force.Once extracted, open PowerShell (or PowerShell ISE) as an Administrator.zip file on the main page of the github and extract the. Here are the instructions on how to get it to work (extracted from the actual GitHub). It is well know than this procedure can be done via Powershell (commands or script), but I discovered this tool (all credits to the creator) that does it for you with a pretty good interface. You need to remove all the bloatware that the OS brings on the original install, before you perform the sysprep. Today's topic is about something that everyone that had deployed a Windows 10 image had faced.
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